Blackgrass, a dark sub genre of Bluegrass, creates an ominous cinematic soundscape that blends instrumental and storytelling influences from bluegrass traditions with virtuosic strings, alternative old world instrumentation and raw gritty vocalizations seeped in desperation and pain. Deconstructing traditional song material within a languid tempo and menacing, dusty and often times rickety musical foundation wrought with emotional turmoil, human struggle and themes of the afterlife.
Elouise composes in the round, calling upon raw emotion and a seasoned stable of musicians whose experience ranges from classical, rock, bluegrass and folk, to create songs that sometimes depart from traditional song structure leading to deviant musical inroads.
Elouise composes in the round, calling upon raw emotion and a seasoned stable of musicians whose experience ranges from classical, rock, bluegrass and folk, to create songs that sometimes depart from traditional song structure leading to deviant musical inroads.
Lead vocalist, Elouise Walker hails from a photography and art direction background and pulls the band together to recount visions and imagery using an unusual musical pallete creating a sound that is both gnarled and beautiful…. simultaneously polished and tarnished.
John Chamberlin, a longtime musician, engineer and producer has co written and produced Elouise Deep Water. Calling on years of experience in many genres of the music world and his knowledge of film and television score. In addition to writing, playing and producing, he is also currently a re recording mixer on Orange is the New Black, Portlandia, and numerous other television shows.
Download a menacing rendition of “Silent Night” and preview songs from their upcoming 2016 release Deep Water
To check out their sound and to download “Silent Night” visit them on soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/user-481899170 and for more information: http://landslidesound.com/about-elouise/
https://soundcloud.com/user-481899170 and for more information: http://landslidesound.com/about-elouise/
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